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rCBUSHim *TK*T miDAY
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7 AJ.MKD R WIIITMORR,
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paMtoher mutt he notified «nd tubacription
pU mp
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SCBSCIIIPTION fi.oo A VHAK IN AUV Wt l
■1- ■■
Kntered at the Poat Office at Williuitutuit.
IN. C.. a* Second CUm Mail Matter
FRIDAY, AUOIIST 16 1901.
Our James ville correspon
dent tells us in hia items this
week that Jamesville is to have
an Artesian Well. Wecongrut
ulate the citizens of Jamesville
on this move, and wish them
auooess. Williamston/should fol
low their example.
Mr Porter, of floldsboro, a
blind man, and a piano tuner
by profession, who is now in
our town, has been the victim
of some very dirty horse-trad
ing. Last Saturday week he
was in Scotland Neck and his
horse being lame from a sore
knee, he wanted to get another
horse to take his place. Evidon
tsUySome unscrupulous horse
dealer in that town took advan
tage of the man's blindness and
traded him an old horse thnt
was really in a condition
than the lame one, taking as
boot sl7 the tuner had receiv
ed from friends and had work
for. The following week Mr.
Porter wrote this party a note
telling him the horse did not
Suit and if he would return the
sl7 he could have both horses.
To this the trader replied that
the horse wasall he had claimed
him to be and that lie could
not refund tho money. Mr.
Porter 's new horse when down
in the stables cannot get up.
Mr. Porter told us yesterday
that he has been' tuning pianos
in this county for 8 years and
tor 29 yoars has been making a
living by (his means. He also
said that he would bo glad to
tune the pianos of any one who
had not already engaged some!
one to do the work. \Ve
our readers, or those having
pianos to be tuned, will give
this gentleman an opportunity
to tune them. The citizens of
Williamston have contributed
some sl4 or sl6 toward help
ing him purchase another horse.
We can't realize how any man,
too matter how depraved, or
unscrupulous, cau take advan
tage of a 1 blind man,
WASHINGTON "LETTER
(From our regular Correspondent I
Washington, Aug. 12th, 1901.
What will the U. 8. Industrial
Commission say about trusts, in
its report to Congress upou which
its members are now supposed to
be working? The steel strike and
its complications have served to
bring this question to the fror.t.
The Industrial -Commission gave
"" exhaustive hearings on the trusts,
and their relation to labor and
busiuess, and the report should be
of more value than such things
usually are. It it should be
Unanimous, it unquestionably
■would be. Hut if there be two re
ports. signed respectively b*y the
majority and minority members of
the Commission, they would hare
BO more value nor carry any more
weight than the usual partisan re
ports pat out by a Congressional
Committee. Representative Liv
j| Itagton of Georgia, a member of the
Commission, Baid in the course of
•n interview: "There is one sub
ject the Industrial Commission
proposes to handle without gloves
and that is the trntt question, and
how it affect* both capital and
labor. The troat question is the
moot important problem wo have
to consider, artd it will be disposed
of first. In view of the present
conflict between Capital and Labor,
the consideration of this important
subject will call together a full at*
tendance of the members of the
Commission. No one can now
suggest what the recommendations
of the Commission to Congress
will be* but I trust and believe it
will be independent of political
bins mid free from partisanship.
It is not n political question, tor
both republicans and democrates
tire directly or indirectly associated
with the various trusts. As things
are going now, it will require
prompt methods by the .Govern
ment and extremely delicate band
ling of the subject to prevent a
revolutionary contest between
capital and labor. This state of
affairs cannot go cn much longer
without serious consequences,"
Home members of the Knights
of Labor and of the American
Anti-Trust League, in Washing
ton, have started a movement to
aid the steel strikers by legal pro
ceedings against the steel trust un
der state anti-trust laws. They
have engaged a lawyer and are ac
ting largely under the advice of
Ex-Attorney General Monett, ef
Ohio, who claims that the mem
bers of the trust in that state can
be imprisoned under the state law.
The same men arc trying to get
Attorney General Knox to pro
ceed against the steel trust under
the Federal anti-trust law.
Without questioning the justice
of the public censure of Rear Ad
miral Rolcy D. Evans, by Acting
Secretary ot tho Navy, llackett,
fpr having written in his book
disrespectfully of certain officials
actions of Hon. W. E. Chandler,
when he'wasSecretary uf the Navy,
uiany'are disposed to think that
the censure would have been more
seriously regarded ly the public at
large had it been preceded by some
sort of official action, showing
that the Navy Department disap
proved of the disrespectfully matir
ner in which Maclay, one "of its
employes, wrote of Rear Admiral
Schley.
THEIR SECRET IS OUT.
All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to
learn the c,iu«e of the vast improve*
raent in the health of Mrs. S. P.
Wbitaker, who had for a longtime,
endured untold suffering from a
uluonli: bronchial trouble. ''lt's all
due to Dr. King's New Discovery,''
writes her husband. ''lt completely
cured her and also cured our little
grand daughter of a severe attack of
\V hooping Cough." It positively
cures Coughs, Colds, LaQrippa, Broo
ch it in, all Throat and l.ung troubles.
-Guaranteed lottlea f»oo and jl tM'.
Trial bottles tree at N. H. Peel & Co.
Now is your time to Sub«;i ibe to
Tlio Enterprise, The Paragon
Monthly and The Enterprise one
year SI.OO, for Itotli papers.
In cases of cough or croup give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure.
Then rest easy and have no fear.
The child will be all right in a little
while, It never fails. Pleasant to
take, always safe, sure and almost
instantaneous in etTect.
lithe action of your bowels is
not easy rai«l regular seriouscam
plications must be the final result.
De Witt's Little Early Risers will re
move this danger. Safe, pleasaut
and effective.
Don't miss Hatch Bro's Dig Ex
cursion.
ASTOUNDED THE EDITOR
I'Mitor 8. A. Brown, of Bennetts
ville, 8. C„ was once immensely sur
prised. "Through long suffering
from Dyspepsia,'' he writes, ''my
wife wss greatly run down. She
had no strength or vigor and Buffered
graat distress from her stouiaclCbnt
sh« tried Electric .Hitlers which
helped her at om?e, and after using
our bottles, she is entirely wall, can
•eat anything. It's grand tonie, and
its gentle laxative ~ qualities nre
splendid for torpid liver." For In
digestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach
and Liver trouble it's a positive,
guaranteed cure. Only SoC at N. S.
Peel -A Co.
The law that holds this universe
together is the law of affinities: like
will bk«; Make Tottr 'thaice
now for the go\£ things of time
that go into eternity avfUi you,—
August Ladies' Home JowuaJ.
TO HAVE UEB CHILD.
From frightful disfigurement Mrs.
Nannie Galleger, of LaGrange, Ga.,
applied (tucklen's Arnica Salve to
great sores on her iead and face, and
writes its quick cure
hopss. It works wonders in Sorts,
Bruises, Skin Eruption*, Cuts, Burns,
Scalds and Piles. 25c. Care guaran
teed by N. S. Peel & Co.
To every person sending as 91.00
for a year's subscription to The
Enterprise wit! receive one year's
subscription to The Psragog mouMi
ly free.
Don't beratisfied with temporary
relief from indigestion. Kodol Dy
spepsia Cure permanently and com-i
pletely removes th's complaint. It
relievt*—pe£manen'ly because it
allows the tired stomach perfect
est. Dieting wont rest the stomach.
Nature receives supplies from the
food we eat. The sensible way to
helpihe stomach is to use Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, which digests what
you eat and c .n'f help but do you
good.
FOR BALlT—,"bue Rtickeye
Mower and Bake. Good as new.
Call on Eli Gurgnniis.
P. T. Thomas, Sunitervillc, Va.,
, "I was suffering from dyspepsia
when I commence d taking Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. 1 took several bot
tles and can digest anything." Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure is the only prep
aration containing all the natural
digestive fluids. It gives weak stom
acht entire rest, restoring their nat
ural condition.
Subscribe to The Enterprise.
Mrs. S. 11. Allport, Johnstown,
Pa , says: "Our little girl almost
strangled to death with croup. The
doctors said she couldn't live but
she was instantly relieved by One
Minute Cough Cue.
Sell your tobacco at Robertionville
James White, Bry'antsville, Ind.,
says DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
healed running sores on both legs.
He had suffered six years. Doctors
failed to help hiin. Get DeWitt's.
Accept flo Imitation..- I,
$45 GL»OGK
FREE!
For each and every dollar spent
in CASH at our stores between now
and DECRMBEK iST. 1901, we
will give a guess at the number of
pounds of tobacco that Will sold
on This Market from the Opeuing
Day until the Christmas Holidays.
The person guessing nearest to
tli,e correct number of poundl takes
the clock. ~
The second nearest will get a
Clock, \vortJi the third near
est will get a Bowl and Pitcher,
worth iic fourth nearest will
gvt One Dollar's worth in Tj ade and
the fifth nearest will get Fifty Cents
iff Trade.
The clock is 7J j fovt high, 19
inches across base and 11 inches
dpt'p. Retail price $45.00.
WR 3KLI. AS CHEAP AS ANY
MERCHANT IN THfi COUNTY.
G. D. & J. C. Roberson,
ROBERSONVILLE, - N. C.
■ 1 |
Announcement.
Williamston
/\cademy
will bsgin its
Pall Term
Monday, September 9 th.
Competent Corps of Teachers.
J. W. Anderson, Sec'y
KIRK!
GO To^^^
R. L. Roberson's
SALE th * 3* th 01 August 1001
and buy the following property:
Two 24 inch Jack Screws;
QouS'S Moving Maelnuo with
20 Roller?; Black 'Smith's tools
un«l forge; Drill Press 6 1-2
inch jaws; VitH? and a big lot-ol'
Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, Etc,- TERMS:— Cash, j
R. L. ROBERSON.!
Tiittloton
Fcmnlo College
. One of the most proeperous inslittu
lion* for the higher education of
-rntißg women.
I'amcea Water kept in the building.
Ninteenth Annual Session begins
September 18th.
For Catalogue address President
Rhodes, Littleton, N. 0.
W. "\V. Waters,
~ ROBERSOMVILLE, N. C.
A complete line of
STAPH & FANCY
GROCERIES
Dry Goods and Notions
We cull special attention to
SYRUPS and POItTO ItlCO
—-MOLASSES~*->
ISr-Givc mo a trial.-©t
Fresh Candies always on hand.
W. H. BIGGS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Invites you to call
and inspect his
3§prii|tj + and + §urr|mei'E
CI .OTHINO
for 1901
Choice productions.
Correct fit*
SUPERIOR WORKMAKSHIP.
Biggs' Drug Store.
f
mlotoerhoodl
Thegrniiient aiubition of Amor- M
lean nif a nnd women I* to have I
homes blessed with uklldiu)>. Hie 1
woman allliele,| with fcriinlc dU- I
«IMW is coil-t.illtlv llii'llllocd M'ithl
U-folllilljr It t'ilihlifSM to. Not
medicine can restoro dead or- u
gaus, lint Wine of Cafrlul doea 0
regnhitt> derangements timt pro- I
I vent ooiioi>|iiitMi; dinin prevent I
nii»carri«#rn; doea restore weak a
funclions shattered nerves B
and docs bring liable* to home* I
barren* and denotata lor year*, g
Wine of Cardul gives women the I
lieallh and *tr»/ngtlv to bear heal- I
thy children. You ean g»t n S
di>(|iU' bottle Of Winn ./ CurdurM
from your tritio>.
WINE ,r CARDIfIi
|W Mirkftftri(>i,
♦•lt inphls. Tenii., April 14, lnui.
• In February. 1901* I tot k one bottl© of
vilue of Csrdut and onu iMiktyf* of
Thudfbrd's i lll uofe>Draught, 1 huifv* >.u
murried fifteen yean rnil nad r.uvur
given birth to a oil ft d until I Wok Wi t#
oft'ardul. Nt»\r lam mother of a fine
ÜbyKlrl which warboru March »1,1001,
The baby woigha fourteen pound* and I
£«d an well a» miy person coaltl fceL
.*}}* '■ happy «nd ' never win
ha vlihtiht ' srdui in niv l.ouw
•gain, Mm. J, L\ |IMITH.
>er sdvlee and literature. address, g'.virw
Tus lahlimi' Advisory l&i+rZ
ttai  ii^ A fSr ee?e
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This pretuiration contains all of the
difteatanU and digest* all kinda ol
food. It If Ives Instant relief and new
rails to cure. It allow* ron to eat all
the food yrtu wSWt. Tiiu imxtt st-UMpva
stomachs can rake it. By Its TnafcJ
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else filled. It
is for all stomach troubles.
If opn't k«|p
but do y*u ga*4
r»cpa*ed mily by K. O, Usfftrr& ov, OUicaro
l'bc sl. bottle UtW* IbeWi ala*.
BO YEARS'
f > copvwqhtß*C.
I Aatotui tftfiaiiik- a sketch and dwoiiptfentmy
«l«te*|y ascertain o»ir .'pijilou free why'he# an
invoutt >n ts pr»»teabif paieuittMa C HUjUku v
tUm# strict )y.ronadcntl*i. |landlMolLu« P%UiU#
sent free. M(h»at eireiivy for FeeurtngjWMNila,
I'AtiWis taken thnaikMi \iunu & Co. reeelva
tpfd U without chwru-o, In the
Scientific American. *
A hvutenmolr lllnirtra*** w**klr. T«rrat t*r~
s^JSKa^aiSßaf
miSMttssggfM
Tiie duties of a godmother Id day
are limited to making a present t'o
the mother on the day of the chilil'a
ctftotemnfr awd remembering'-to
tend 3 small gitt to the child non*
jiud then, —August Ladies' Home
journal. \ *
LEGAL XT)VEBTMEMENTB.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE!
North Caroliua, •
Martin Cuuuty
Having qualified a> Kxtcutor of llotry B "
cltdrctaard, notice is hrrtbjr giren tor all per
wn> holding claims against said deeeaaed to pre
sent to the »«der"igtied on or before the lMh
day of August 1901, or this notice will b« pleaded
in barof their recovery. This Aug. ife-'o'-
47 «t J. D. KvKMTTT.
II ti KVKRKTT
NOTICE
North Carolina Superior Cour
Martin County hofore
J A. Ilol.tM, Clerk
T. II combs
vs. / _
Ivey Parker and wife and Sal lic Iluntsmon anil
liusliand; William.
The defemlants, Sallle Huiitsmon and husband
William are hereby notified to appear before me
at my oflftce in Williamstcn, Martin co.. K. c., on
the 14th day .>f Septeinlier IfM, and answer or
demur to the petittion filed in the above entitled
Action. The purpose of this action is to have an
Actual petition of certain lands lying near cono
ho, N. c. between the plaintiff and defendants
J. A. Hobbs, el'k Superior court
Aug t»t, t9ol 45' 1
NOTICE
North cftrolin**
Martin county > ftupcrtor conrt
Mary F I.illcy against Joseph Ulley
The defendant above naui?d will ta kc notice ths
an action entitled as above ha* lieen commenced
in the Superior court of Martin county f«>r di
vorce; and the mini defendant will further take
notice that lie is required to appear at the neat
term of the Superior court of Martin county to
»* held on the 3rd Monday In fteptember 1901 at
the court house in Mid county in Wiiliamatoti, n
c ami answer or demur to the complaint in «ald
action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for
relief demanded in said complaint
Thin fist Jnly lyoi J A HoBBS,
4V5t clerk Superior court
NOTICE
North Carolina)
V Superior Court
Martin County I
Thoma* Mitel! against Vlilet Ml tell.
The defendant above iistuel will take notice
that sn action entit led a« sbove has l»cen com
inenced in the Su|>erior court ofVartln county
for divorce, and the Mid defendant will further
tske notice that *lie is required to appear at the
nest term of the Superior Court of Martin county
in Williamfttoti, N, C., and siiMvcr or demur to
the complaint in unid action, or the plaintiff will
apply to ihe court for the relief demanded In
*«aid complaint. Thi« t*t day of Aug. 1901.
J. A Hobbs, CPk Superior Court.
NOTICE)
North Carolina) r "*
> Superior Court.
Martin County I
Jiisepli |«. Rawln agaln»t Rebecca RawU
It appearing from the afAdavit of Joseph h.
RawU In this action that Kehecca Rawls the de
feiulsat therein Is not to lie found In Martin
county, and can not after due diligence I* found
in the State ami It further appearing that »aid
action Is foi dtvoice
It I* therefore ordered, that uotice of this ac
tum Ik* published once a week for *ix weeks in
the
tin v.«mi 111 s. M ttlng loith the title of the action,
the purptiKe of the same and requiring the de
fendant to aptxar at the (text term of the Su
|h iior court of Martin County, to lie held on the
jnl Monday In S«-ptetntier i-wi.sl the Court house
in said couuty and aimwcr or demur to the co«)
plaint of the plaintiff or the leilef therein dr
maiided will la- granted This rnt Aug 1901
46f>t ]. A, |ft>blis; Cl'k Sufierior.Court
NOTICE;
North Carolina)
V Superior Court.
Mortin County)
Uattie r.ibb* against SiUi Gihhs
The defciidaut al»o\x named will take notice
that an action entitled a» above hat b en com
! nieneed in the Superior friurt of Martin county
lor divorce and the said defendant will fuither
that he is fcifulred to appear at the
jjcjU tcrtii of tjujwr|oi Court of Mari|n
[to be held on Ihe ud monday i|i SeptesU>er at
Ihe CiM)rt hof|«e |u snid county in Willfatustoii.
N C, anil answer or demur tp tfie
s,*t|d iplion, wr the plaintiff w|U apply to .the
*o|Ht M thf» tslp f deiifauded |}| »«i»l coptplaittt.
I This is| duy Aug J A l|t»nu«
. NOTICE.
North Carolina \ Superior Court
Martin County
Marion IligglTVtrTlTxabeth Higgs
The defendant ajiove named will notice
111$ ifU eniTtletl as above has n**n com
meue«4 u. Hit £||isr|of 'Court of county
for divorce, and the satd defendaui will farfhrt
take notice that nhe is required to appear at the
next term of the Superior Court of said county
to be held on the 3rd Monday in September 1901
at tnii W'HiU in jafd county in Williams
ton, N. C and auswer ar to Mi
plaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded iu said com
plaint. This 3th Aug. 1901.
46-64 J. A !lobb«, Cl'k Superior Court
NOTICE
Having qualified as K* ecu tor of Milliard Bur
nett, dee d, all persons indebted to said Hilliard
Burnett are hereby uotified to come fowatd and
settlea| oqct, v|l weivnis to yhom he is iqdelf
tel w)ll present their claims id the uudciilgitetl
for payment on or before )uly Villi.'l9ol. or thia
notice will he pleaded in bar of ie.t>v«iy
This July li, 1901 _ '
Teter W Burnett,
Kxecutor Hilliard Burnett
NOTICE
; Having qtialiAed as administrator of Samuei
R. Moblev. deceased, this U to notify all persona
indebted to said Mobley to conic fowanl and
settle at once, and all persons holding claims
against said Mobley will present them to the
undersigned for payment on or before July asth
iv"-> or thia notice will be pleaded in liar of their
recovery. ■ Jnly it, 190*
Eli Curganus, adm'r of
44-64- ' Samuel R Moblev
b
N()T^OE
By \irtue ol an order of the isuptrto; 01
Maitin bounty taken at Match term iqqi, I s|fU
sell for eash at the Coiirt Hodse pi Wi Ilia nut on
on Monday, Sept. lftth, tgai, the same being Su
perior Court day, the following land, to wit;-A
tract ot land which was conveyed to Geo F Rob
erson by W B Council and wife registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds for Martin county,
adjoining the lamia of Council and othera,
and containing t jo i-a acres more or leas to which
reference Is made for a discription thereof,
lor meets sua botndft, one other tract of land
containing Vju I-a
wh;ch was to Arcena'li
iu the patiit#on ol the If nds of wh'}ch her tathejr
Wlllfe.Council died aiesed a u4 numbered 3 iu the
Jof tlif. wi>aiQUera who divided Um
same aud reference is hereby made to said report
duly registered in the office of said Register of
Deeds in said county of Martin for the descrip
tion of said tract of laud by meets and bounds-
July 23, 1901 Wheeler Martin
_ • Commissioner
A WORTHY mum.
"Smtkiu In Mtr TH Su.
All Dbctort h*ve tried t n cure 0A- j
TABBAH by th«*nM of powders,
acid gaaes.inhalers and dings in paßte
form. Their pewders dry up the ma
cuous membranes causing them to
crack open and bleed. The powerfu
acid used in the inhalers hare entire*
ly eaten away the same membranes
that their makers have aimed to cure,
while paatee and ointments cannot
rtacb the disease An old and exper
ienced practitioner who has for many
years made a close study r and special
ty of the treatment of cATTARAII
has at last perfected a trefitment
which when faith'ully UM>d, not only
relieves at once, but permanently
cures CATARKAH, by removing the
cause, stopping the dixcknrgee and
curing all inflammation. It is the only
remedy known to science that actual
ly reaches the alllictcd parte, This
wonderful remedy is known as
"BNUFFLE3 the GUARANTEED
uATARRAIi c(JRE," end is sold at
the extremely low price of One DoU
lar, each package containing internal
and external medicine sufficient for a
full months treatment and everything
ueceeeary to ite perfect uee.
"BNUFFLBB" ii the only perfect
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ently an lis Also wonderfully quick
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oATARHAM when neglected ollen
leads to cONBUMPriOSI-"SSUF
FILES'' will save you if you uee it at
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ly guaranteed to cure cATARRAH
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lars as to your con4ition,and you will
receive special advice from the dis
coverer of this wonderful remedy re
garding yeur case without coet to yon
beyond the regular price of "SNUF-
Ft«J{S" the "GUAJJAMTJSISD p*-
TARRAUpUU)?."
Sent prepaid to any address ii) the
United Status or Canada on receipt of
Que Dollar. Address Dept. c4 l Jl,En>
WIN B: Giles 4 Co., 2330 and $532
Market Street, Philadelphia.
■ ■ . ■ ■ i. . L . a
Kodol Dyspepsia Gaira
Dly«at« what you
DKNNIS SIMMONS, Pres. J, W. TU.GHMANC.cn «»»*£«• JOHN ». BIGGS,Sec. It Trtv
THE ,
DENNIS SIMMONS LUMBER CO.
0
AIANUFACTUNERA OF
OHIED NQILTFL CAROLINA RFNELJJMBER
AND DKNNIB SIMMONS BRAND CYPRESS SHI NO L'BS.
WILLIAMSTON N. C.
JRDORA AND CORRESPONDONWTSOLICITED.
■_ -M, ■ .1. J . U
COUNTY AND CITV DUPOSITORY. " ' CAPITA! |y>oo.oo
OF MARTIN COUNTY,
Report oI the Condition of the Bank at the clone of Business, July 15th, 1901:
KKSOURCKS. i.j.' UAHUTUH,
I,a*ns jnd discounts °° Capital Stock fe.aoo.aa
dvtrimn. 4 714} UMiv«o! *
United stated Bonds Ijoo.oo certificates of Deposits f*.asj.aa
furniture and Fixture* »W*s Dapooits subject to check fU.MI.«B
Due from Banks fj.681.41 v * , us«««™"s»
Cash Items $20.30 TOTAt,
Silver Coin,lncluding all minor coin C'y fe.014.37
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I. J G Godard, Cashier of Bank of Mirtiu County, do solemnly ss:»r (or a(*rm) thst the
above sutemeiit is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. U. Ojdanl, Cashier.
Sfate of Ijorth Carolina—gConotu of Martta.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, thW JotVday of July 1901. W. K. Staabbs, N. P.
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Wheeler Martin. Dennis 3. Bigg*
MARTIN & BIGGS,
MANUFHOTURER OF
FURNITURE,
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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Mm mid women of good kMim to nprewn
as. aonte to travel (ppoin? tag tgeutm, others foe
local work lookiag after our interests. J9OO salary
guaranteed yearly; extra CJUirabutloni fad ex
*> n.;,id old ettablisked
house. Graa.l fpr igtnesl orwomnn
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ATLANTIC COAST USE R E. COMPANY.
COVDRMSED »C HEUL'LE.
TRAINS GOING FCOL'TH.
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goutlteru Railway, at Cull with the Dnrtaai and
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m , Weldoit 11 ii s. m , dslly except »«nd«y.
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am 400 p. m., teUrmng leave fartaele 9i5 a.
day 5 10 p. at., Monday 4 15 P- *. rr,vt f Pl *
lUOIIIII7 40 p. in.. 610 p. m„ Returning, leave
Plymouth dally except Sunday. 7jo a. n»., and
Sunday9ooa.nl., arrivea Tarboro 10 i» a. M.,
"vraln'on Midlaod N. C. Drancli leavea Golda
boriJ dally, except Sunday, l«a, m.,
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J. R. KBNI.Y, Oen'L MANAGER.
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